The Brightline high-speed rail service unveiled its first train set, nicknamed BrightBlue, during an event Wednesday morning in West Palm Beach. The unveiling took place at Workshop b, its 12-acre
Brightline unveils cool new trains
The Brightline high-speed rail service unveiled its first train set, nicknamed BrightBlue, during an event Wednesday morning in West Palm Beach. The unveiling took place at Workshop b, its 12-acre
With the increasing popularity of Grown, her fast-organic concept, Shannon Allen is changing the foodie landscape in Miami By Michelle F. Solomon | photos by April Belle photos When Grown
BoardroomPR president is still a journalist at heart By Kevin Gale Julie Silver Talenfeld’s BoardroomPR is one of the top public relations firms in South Florida, but she’s still a
Dear Mr. Berko: We seek increasing dividend income, along with conservative long-term capital growth. Our new stockbroker advises us to sell 100 of our 200 shares of Apple and all
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There’s been a lot of talk about the Internet of Things lately, but many tech companies are now making strategic moves in the space — and creating big IoT opportunities
Former American Bar Association leader keeps busy with major cases By David Lyons When Stephen N. Zack served as president of the American Bar Association, he championed an overarching issue: the
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The Dow’s milestone could have unintended consequences for investors if they aren’t careful. With just a little more than a week to go before we close the book on 2016,
The Starbucks chief predicts dark days for brick-and-mortar retailers. Can the big chains do anything to reverse the trend? At Starbucks’ (NASDAQ:SBUX) Investor Day last week, outgoing CEO Howard Schultz made a bold